Nice job, looks awesome. Probably could use some "Danger" or "No Step" or some warning decals around the ball joint, exhaust ports, choke points, hydraulics or something.
Excellent work as always. I love the final shape. Maybe now that you have the resin printer you might want to consider adding more organic touches to your builds.
Another awesome model/diorama where the final reveal blows me away!! I am so jealous of your greeblie collection. (I have got to start tearing apart more tech pieces.) As a cheap alternative for scale grass you should try spices/herbs from a local grocery store (or cheap Dollar store). I've used Oregano for leaves and ground time for grass, etc. Attach it to the base with watered down white/pva glue and give it a spritz of clear coat to seal the deal. Keep up the amazing work!! 👍👍
This looks insanely cool, the scale is impressive and it was so cool to see each individual part get as much attention as an entire build on their own. Great stuff!
Fantastic Robot and diorama.... l think the robot is going to find it tricky over rough terrain with the top heavy load , but hey it certainly makes things more interesting 😉 👍 😅😅
I really enjoyed watching all the process videos and was so fun to see it all summarised again like this. Can't beleive 6 months flew by already! Really amazing characterful and unique vision!
I watched all of your videos in the making of this awesome robot and I appreciate you putting together this final compilation video. Your work is very interesting to me. -Rick, USMC.
If you buy cheap jute/hemp string (coloured means you won't have to colour it afterwards), and cut several lengths of it into 2-3mm bits, it makes a decent flock, that you can colour with a little bit of acrylic paint before putting it through a sieve. Just do a search on youtube, it looks a lot better than coloured sawdust :)
Overall a fantastic summary/compilation video. Great shots all the way through, really conveys the number of parts and scale of the work. Super clean editing, well done on both the video and the robot!
I gotta say. I felt a bit skeptical about this project of yours by seeing how the way it was turning to. But in the end I realize how cool it looks and it is very detailed. You deserve congratulations again for another good work. ☺☺☺
I always forget about hotglue and default to epoxy when superglue doesn't work. I definitely need to pull my hotglue back out for bulk starting structures.
If you do actual chipping of the paint you should call it "True chipping" instead of false, most miniature painters just paint some streaks to mimic wear and tear, yours feels more authentic
The only kind of people that I can think disliked this video are mothers who can't find their tuppaware 🤣 Anyway, joking apart; even pre-greeble, this looks amazing.
honestly the best builder on youtube. criminally underrated!
Six months? Man, the end result really shows all of the time and effort you invested in it. This was such a cool project!
Thank you!
Man! I love watching your builds, inspirational and helps me get on with my one builds.
Happy to hear that buddy, keep going!!
BEAUTIFUL! TRULY BEAUTIFUL! I WISH you create a class in just HOW to make such BEAUTIFUL MODELS & DIORAMAS! MORE! MORE!
Thanks buddy!
The cargo is over the top and it looks awsome!
Thank you!
Bro, you are so good that stories should be created for each robot you make.
Amazing is an understatement.
4:25 tombstone for a florescent light fixture. Great idea.
Nice job, looks awesome. Probably could use some "Danger" or "No Step" or some warning decals around the ball joint, exhaust ports, choke points, hydraulics or something.
Man I love watching your videos when I'm gearing up to do some work with my 40K army, so inspiring.
Happy to hear that, thanks!
Amazing awesome results!!!! 😊
Thank you :)
Excellent work as always. I love the final shape. Maybe now that you have the resin printer you might want to consider adding more organic touches to your builds.
Another awesome model/diorama where the final reveal blows me away!! I am so jealous of your greeblie collection. (I have got to start tearing apart more tech pieces.)
As a cheap alternative for scale grass you should try spices/herbs from a local grocery store (or cheap Dollar store). I've used Oregano for leaves and ground time for grass, etc. Attach it to the base with watered down white/pva glue and give it a spritz of clear coat to seal the deal.
Keep up the amazing work!! 👍👍
Always a joy to see your vision completed! You have a style of visual story telling that is so neat and evocative.
I love the height as well. It's as if Hayao Miyazaki momentarily got into hard edge sci-fi.
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This looks insanely cool, the scale is impressive and it was so cool to see each individual part get as much attention as an entire build on their own. Great stuff!
Thank you so much!
Outstanding sir! Just looks awesome! Even the cargo is amazing 🙂
Thank you so much!
This is fantastic!
Amazing work. I can never get enough of these types of videos
Thank you!
Dude, amazing work. Truly inspiring.
Fantastic Robot and diorama.... l think the robot is going to find it tricky over rough terrain with the top heavy load , but hey it certainly makes things more interesting 😉 👍 😅😅
Thank you!
I really enjoyed watching all the process videos and was so fun to see it all summarised again like this. Can't beleive 6 months flew by already! Really amazing characterful and unique vision!
Thanks buddy!
Mate, you're one of the most creative and proficient model makers online. I hope your channel keeps growing and gets a far greater audience. 👍
Thank you so much!!
Sick build
Camera transitions were also a nice detail - keep it up ^^
Looks amazing! Great build!
Thanks :)
I watched all of your videos in the making of this awesome robot and I appreciate you putting together this final compilation video. Your work is very interesting to me. -Rick, USMC.
I'm really happy you liked the whole series, thank you!
He looks like a traveling salesman with the Robot hauling all his stuff! I love it!
Loved that view on it!! Thanks buddy
If you buy cheap jute/hemp string (coloured means you won't have to colour it afterwards), and cut several lengths of it into 2-3mm bits, it makes a decent flock, that you can colour with a little bit of acrylic paint before putting it through a sieve. Just do a search on youtube, it looks a lot better than coloured sawdust :)
Overall a fantastic summary/compilation video. Great shots all the way through, really conveys the number of parts and scale of the work. Super clean editing, well done on both the video and the robot!
Thank you so much!
I think some fabric netting, like what you might see in cargo aircraft would be nice.
It has some Death Stranding or Titanfall vibes, nice work!
Death stranding was definitely an inspiration! Thanks buddy
Always a treat when you upload. Great build!
I gotta say. I felt a bit skeptical about this project of yours by seeing how the way it was turning to. But in the end I realize how cool it looks and it is very detailed. You deserve congratulations again for another good work. ☺☺☺
This happens a lot with me! Thank you!
I always forget about hotglue and default to epoxy when superglue doesn't work. I definitely need to pull my hotglue back out for bulk starting structures.
G R E A T WORK, STAY MOTIVATED, YOURE AN INSPIRATION!
Thank you so much!
Hi, can you recommend the best glue that sticks metal and plastic together
If you do actual chipping of the paint you should call it "True chipping" instead of false, most miniature painters just paint some streaks to mimic wear and tear, yours feels more authentic
Thank you ;)
Cara, que trabalho incrível. Me dá saudades da minha época de plastimodelismo quando era adolescente rs. Muito muito bom!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@2:37 "Ah! He said it! He said it!"
Haha glad you noticed it!
👏😁
The only kind of people that I can think disliked this video are mothers who can't find their tuppaware 🤣
Anyway, joking apart; even pre-greeble, this looks amazing.
Haha thanks buddy!
4:25 amongus AAMONGUS A M O N G US
This title could be for any of your videos, I wish it was more specific
I thought you would be using mostly trash, but you ended up using so much 3d printed stuff. Too bad.